Vol. 49 No. 2 (2021): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

View Vol. 49 No. 2 (2021): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:

Implementation of a stroke self-management programme
Physiotherapists and clients with suicidal thoughts and behaviours
Flatfoot and balance among school children
Strength and conditioning coaches’ roles in athlete rehabilitation
Benchmarking usual care for joint arthroplasties

Published: 10-05-2023

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Editorial

Physiotherapy in a sea of change

Martin Chadwick

56–57
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Literature Review

Encounters between physiotherapists and clients with suicidal thoughts and behaviours: A narrative literature Review

Ryan McGrath, Jasmine B. MacDonald, Sarah Verdon, Tracey Parnell, Megan Smith

70–81
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Research Report

Implementing and evaluating the Bridges stroke self-management programme into a New Zealand district health board stroke service: A case study

Leigh Hale, Mandy McCulloch, Samuel De Ruiter, Evelyn Wihongia, Erina Mcdonnell Norlinga, Daniel Gorczynski, Paden Kennedy, Fiona Jones

58–69
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Flatfoot and balance performance among junior secondary school students in Ibadan, Nigeria

Babatunde I. Adegoke, Chiedozie J. Alumona, Adetayo A. Adeyemo, Adebayo O. Adeyinka

82–88
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The perceived role of the strength and conditioning coach in athlete rehabilitation

Andrew S. L. Armstrong, Codi Ramsey, Simon Body

89–98
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Benchmarking physiotherapists’ usual care for total hip and knee joint arthroplasty in Australia and New Zealand

Jessie Hart, Kathryn Tarrant, Susan Liew, Lara Kimmel

99–111
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